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at Orono Club ComIpetitionS, FebruarY 27th DANCE Il AND PRELLIMIN- ist Jane Buchanan (centre) ARY FIGURE 2nd Tarri Lee Carleton (right, Jury asks for better coordination 3rd Ellen Grahamn (lef t). NOVICE LADIES - lst Janice Lowery (right) 3rd Kim Irwin (ieft). Gatcheil (centre), 2nd Donna Plan f irst art auction for Sunday, April 24 The tîrst An. Auction ot Piyah Chapter of Hadassah- Wizo will take place on Sunday, April 24, 1977 at the Genosha Hotel in Oshawa. Local and Regional artists -ire offering their works in various media. Margot Samn- uei is the Convenor. The preview begins at 1:00 p.m. The Auctioneer, Henry Kahn of Port Penny, starts the Auction at 7:30 p.m. Margot Samuel received her Bachelor of Arts degree with emphasis on Art and Archeoiogy from the Univer- sity of Toronto, 1952. Upon graduation she inîtiated, or- ganized and directed numer- ous three-act and one-act piays in Orono and Bowman- ville. In 1970 she becomne a Docent at the Robert McLa- ghlin Gallery and.still acts in A coroner's jury last Wed- nesda y in Bowm-anvilie rec- ommended that better co-ord- ination betweeni police, lire and ambulance services be established in the region of Durham, following a hearing pertaining to the drowning death of M.J. Dunphy of Toronot, last November in Lake Ontario. Duanphy cap- sized a rubber boat while endeavouring to retrieve a duck in the lake. The jury's findings came after it heard that an ambul- ance dispatcher did not know which agency in the region wouid be best equipped to handie the situation. Other recommendations put forth by the jury inciud- ed: -equipping ail police cruis- ers with inflatible dinghys and binoculars. -updating communications service between police, fire and ambulance unîts on a regular basis. -împiementing a central emergency phone number and service capable of dis- patching proper emergency equipment. The jury agreed with Cor- oner Dr. David Mosienko of Bowmanville that police, tire and ambulance personnel be aware of the other's emer- gency facilities. A dispatcher with the Oshawa ambulance service told the inquest he received a cail regarding the incident about 8:02 a.m. He then radioed the Bowmanviile unit to contact Durham Regional Police. The dispatcher then receiv- ed a cail about 8:08 a.m. from the ambulance attendants at the scene that a boat was required. Not knowing who couid have a rescue craf t he caiied Ontario Provincial Pol- ice at Newcastle. Then nine minutes later a second cal informed him thiat Newcastle tire departmrent had such a craf t. The dispatcher said at the time he had no idea what agency was best equipped to handle this situation. The inquest heard that the ambul- ance service has since updat- ed its files and educated its emp]oyees as to who to cal for various emergencies. Roth Newcastle Fire Chief James Hayman and Oshawa Fire Chief Ernest Stacey told omm mmm, this capacity. Under their suspicies she has organized many exhibitions, conducted museumn tours and theatre trips. She pubiished articles in Arts Magazine on Impres- sionism in Canada and wrote weekiy columns on the Arts for the Orono Weekly Times. Margot has long been active in the many art forms of the community. At present, she is the Art Rentai Chair- person of the Robert McLau- ghiin Gallery. Hier speciali nterests lie mainily in collecting contem- porary Canadians and Amer- ican paintings and scuiture, with extensive research into early and Contemporary Can- adian Art. Margot, ber Iiusband Ed- ward Samuel and their five chidren live in Bowmanville. the jury thieir respective làire departmients had rescue ves- sels bu' neither know whether the other departmnent was aware of it. 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A transcript of the Toronto hearing will be available at the Clarke Public Library in Orono from April 15, 1977, should any customners wish to refer to samne. Other hearings wili be held in Calendonia and Kingston. Oral and-or written submissions mnay bc made at these hearings and ail those wishing to attend are cordially invited. *W. E. M'cDougall Secretary-Registrar Ontario Telephone Service * Commission